Tudor parliament + government
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- Created on: 13-05-16 14:40
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- Parliament + Government
- Henry VII
- justices of the peace and sheriffs were introduced
- assisted in maintaining stability in local government
- council in the north, council in wales
- reduced volatility of these areas, did not fully solve problem
- Privy council
- replaced Richard's men with his own
- core group of trustworthy members
- replaced Richard's men with his own
- council learned in the law
- controversial, widely disliked, run by non-nobles
- Debt collectors: empson and dudley
- Bonds + recognisances
- enforced kings power as feudal lord
- reduced power of nobility
- controversial, widely disliked, run by non-nobles
- Debt collectors: empson and dudley
- Bonds + recognisances
- controversial, widely disliked, run by non-nobles
- reduced power of nobility
- controversial, widely disliked, run by non-nobles
- Act of Attainder
- Act of Resumption: 1486
- Acts of parliament against illegal retaining in 1487 + 1504
- King's council or Great council
- Count of Requests= poor man
- Court of General Surveyors
- justices of the peace and sheriffs were introduced
- Henry VIII
- Cromwell
- Reduces size of privy council
- Revolution
- Act of Union: 1536
- Shires
- 2 JP's + a sheriff
- Welsh MP's in parliament
- religious + law continuity
- Shires
- Act in restraints of Annates: 1534
- Act in restraints of Appeals: 1533
- Act of Supremacy: 1534
- "Medieval to modern"- Elton
- Act of dissolutions of monasteries: 1536
- Act of Union: 1536
- Wolsey
- closed down some monasteries
- Lord Chancellor: star chamber
- Legate a later
- Kicked minions out of court
- Cromwell
- Edward VI
- sommerset: coup
- Act of Uniformity: 1549-1552
- Privy council
- Split between catholics + protestants
- Mary I
- privy council divided again
- used parliament to abolish edward's legislation
- legal restoration of Catholicism
- counter-reformation
- Elizabeth I
- Religious settlement
- Act of Supremacy: 1559
- Same month
- Act of uniformity: 1559
- Same month
- Act of uniformity: 1559
- Act of Supremacy: 1559
- Privy council, engine of government
- Right to veto
- 12 councillors at a time
- Cecil, Lord Burghley
- Anglican Church
- Religious settlement
- Henry VII
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